Obviously feather light, these guns while light are known for throwing excellent patterns. Ammunition is available and we do carry it. Price is for the pair! A real bargain.

*If you like a 14" LOP the well-done extensions could be removed and replaced with a leather covered pad.

*This gun is tight and field ready.

There is no safety. One of the tools has a silver handle with silver proof marks!

*The extra full chokes can be opened to anything one would want for only $85.00 a tube and only takes two weeks.

* The gun is on face and from the breech has very bright and shiny bores.

William Rochester Pape was often called "The Purdey of the North" and built fine guns. Open choking is perfect for quail, woodcock, and ruffed grouse..

*These Webley & Scott guns are one of the best deals on the market for a reliable well-made English double gun. They are less than half the price of a Model 21 Winchester and are much better balanced!

The well figured stock gives the gun an appearance beyond its price point. The action still retains some of its original color. Beautiful English scroll on the action, trigger guard, tang, fences and top lever.

The gun closes with a satisfying snap and the trigger pulls are sharp. It balances beautifully with 28-inch barrels, and the game rib gives a great sight picture. This will make a fantastic shooter.

*The left choke is a very tight full. This can easily be opened to whatever you would like for only $85.00. Full choke may be perfect for Mr. Turkey but for upland it is a bit much.

This example is in nice condition. It was made in 1951 and is still as tight and strong as the day it was built. This grade, the 701, features some engraving. The Model 700 virtually had none.

*This gun is in excellent condition and note that it was chambered in 2 3/4". An excellent choice for your first English double.

*Note and appreciate the elegant Woodward arcaded style fences. Also note all the case color indicating a gun from the 1920's or early 30's that has seen very little use!

*Note that this gun comes with a very nice canvas covered hard case with accoutrement's ( cleaning rod, ends, William Evans chamber brush, snap caps, and oil bottle).

The gun is tight on face. I detect a very well-done and obviously strong crack repair towards the pistol grip cap if I put the gun in the sun. No big deal but like to list everything I see.

A very attractive nitro Damascus gun for a very reasonable price. Apparently built about 1880, the year when the name was changed to Thomas Jackson and Son.

The extension we can easily remove, and the new owner can have a pad fitted to his or her LOP up to 14 5/8".

*Tight on face this gun can go to field.

* The gun is on face and from the breech has very bright and shiny bores. Looking from the muzzle I can see some pitting in both bores about 6" from the muzzle. The wall thickness is very good there as well as a low pressure but takes it out of the collector pool and is priced by us into the shooter category which for you upland hunters make this one a bargain.

*The extension could be removed and replaced with a pad for a LOP up to 14 3/4" or slightly more if one did not care for the extension.

The Westley records date this gun to March of 1907 and made for one George Rolleston. Gunsmith Daniel Morgan has put this gun back on face and it is now ready for another lifetime of use. The nitro proofed English sleeved barrels have excellent wall thickness and choking for game shooting.

*Other things you need to know:

The case colors are still very strong, over 50%. The trigger pulls are crisp. The blue is thinning a bit. The stock has normal handling marks from experience in the field but very pretty and sound.

This shotgun features a longer than normal forend which I really like as it would be excellent for clay shooting!

They are extremely well made (especially Powells), light, and well balanced. This William Powell 16g is in excellent condition featuring near 50% original remaining case colors.

So, despite the safety, I still shoot, promote and get excited about these guns as they are worth having, shooting and appreciating due to their great balanced round action and features. This grade and higher feature a rising bite third fastener similar to the coveted Rigby rising third bite. The pull back lever behind the trigger guard opens the gun and is extremely ergonomic. It is out of the way and very easy to operate.

*If you don't care for the wooden stock extension we can easily help you have it replaced with a recoil pad.

I chose at the last minute to take this rather tired looking old waitress to the shoot and like a great waitress, she performed perfectly and was simply a lot of fun.

The gun is ready to shoot as is, but you know, it has very pretty marbled French walnut so if one were to remove the extension, replace with a nice pad, give it a new oil finish, and re-black the barrels the gun would become an elegant lady.

*Remember, this we can ship direct as it is antique.

* I will. It has 26" barrels!

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*This little 20 is in very nice condition. It balances well, has great dimensions for many, and is tight and has nice bores. The chokes are perfect for upland shooting.

*The length of pull is great for a taller person but if you are shorter don't despair. A shorter pad or butt plate can be fitted to bring the gun to your LOP. We can help guide you to a gunsmith that can do this super well and in a timely manner for a fair price ( often less than $200).

This gun is in very nice condition with much original case color remaining. I am told you can shoot shot out of the rifled barrel also so can still be used as a double barrel shotgun.